Abstract :
The Raven is Poe's poem symbolizing the sense of death. It tells about
the man who was cursed by the raven, a bird sent by its master, Lenore. It came to
take his master's revenge. It came at black December night when ghosts appeared
from the world floor, land. It
brought death of
a rare and radiant maiden whom
the angles name Lenore that would be an appeal for the man whom ever she loved
to come to their final destination, death. Looking at the bird, he couldn't get
another word beside "nevermore." There was no question answered, but
"nevermore." It meant the end of anything. And the raven only sat and perched
upon a bust of Pallas that pictured the wisdom, just above his chamber door,
watching him, waiting him suffered from his sin of Lenore's death. Forever and
never, it flied from the place where it was perching and sitting.